The Federal Reserve signaled potential rate cuts ahead, pushing silver and gold prices higher to close the week. At the same time, U.S. military activity near Venezuela has stirred geopolitical tensions tied to global resource struggles. Meanwhile, China continues to expand its role as the world’s leading buyer of gold, with record bullion imports and shifting consumer demand away from jewelry. Watch the full market update video for deeper insights into how these developments are shaping precious metals markets.
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Gold and silver markets remain at the center of global attention, with CNBC India turning to SD Bullion’s senior analyst James Anderson for clear-eyed insight on price swings and long-term value. He explains how a simple misreport moved gold futures $120 in a day, showing just how fragile market perception can be. He also reveals how history shows gold once bought a U.S. home for just 70 ounces—and why today’s housing-to-gold ratio signals a repeat may be underway. Silver, meanwhile, faces unprecedented industrial demand, leaving investors and manufacturers scrambling for supply. Watch the full CNBC interview to see why Anderson believes both metals are on the cusp of historic moves.
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In this eye-opening SD Podcast episode, SD Bullion founder Tyler Wall and senior analyst James Anderson break down the powerful economic forces shaping gold and silver today. From the untold origin story of SD Bullion to the truth behind price manipulation, industrial demand, and global de-dollarization—you’ll gain rare insight from two voices deep in the industry. Watch now to understand where the metals market may be heading—and how it could impact your stacking strategy.
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Gold futures surged to a record $3,533 per oz (8/8/2025) after media reports misinterpreted a U.S. Customs ruling as imposing a steep 39% tariff on Swiss gold bars. The news triggered a $100 spread between U.S. gold futures and London spot prices before the White House refuted the claim late on Friday. Analysts warn this episode highlights how easily precious metals markets can be moved by selective information and leveraged trading. With ongoing silver deficits and rising global bullion demand, thin U.S. inventories could keep premiums under pressure.
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The U.S. has slapped tariffs on 1-kilo gold bars from Switzerland, threatening to upend global supply chains and strain COMEX inventories. With U.S. refiners already at capacity, a prolonged disruption could drain physical gold stocks and send premiums on bars and coins soaring. Contango is adding pressure, as banks may soon pay sharply higher prices to secure scarce metal, costs that will trickle down to retail buyers. Watch our latest video to see how this unfolding crisis could impact gold prices, premiums, and your buying opportunities in the weeks ahead.
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Tariffs are shaking up global metal markets, and silver and gold prices are reacting in real time. This week’s market update unpacks the surprising moves in copper, the latest inflation data controversy, and why more Americans are turning to physical bullion. If you’re stacking or just watching the metals space, you can’t afford to miss what’s driving these price swings. Watch the full video now to stay informed and ahead in today’s volatile precious metals market.